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'''Clinical Presentation''' | |||
''Etiology most likely due to:'' | |||
* Cardiogenic for older than 65 years | |||
* Renal artery injury for older than 43 years | |||
* Hypercoagulable state for older than 62 years | |||
* Idiopathic for older than 49.5 years | |||
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<references/>Obed KDHCD Barrera | |||
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Revision as of 06:25, 8 August 2017
Background
- Major causes:
1. Cardioembolic disease 2. Renal artery injury 3. Hypercoagulable state
Clinical Presentation Etiology most likely due to:
- Cardiogenic for older than 65 years
- Renal artery injury for older than 43 years
- Hypercoagulable state for older than 62 years
- Idiopathic for older than 49.5 years
Obed KDHCD Barrera